St. Paul daily globe., 1887-01-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Barber are in Chicago.
Mrs. Allen, of Billings, Mont, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. Geo. Swerdfiger, of Mortified, is the
guest of Mrs. Farr.
E. D. Chadck, of the Tribune, has returned
from six weeks visit in Texas.
Mrs. Delamater, $50 Fifth street south, en-
tertained few friends last night.
Mrs. Scott will give childrens party for
her little daughter to-day at her home, 20
Central avenue
AT the Clark House: S. P. Ives, Sr., s. P.
Ives, Jr., Des Moines; William Raitt, Alex
Munro, st. Cloud.
AT the West: G.. R. Forfar, Mrs. R. A.
Scott La Crosse; NJ. A. Taylor and wife,
Fargo; w. Bennette. Butte, Mont.
At the National: T F. Norton, St. Cloud;
H. l.. Chase, Cedar Falls, Ia; B. Smith, Blue
Earth City; ]. NJ. Hench and wife, Mankato.
Miss Carrie Campbell gave q delightful pro-
gressive euchre party last evening at the res
idence of r. F. Jones, 900 First avenue north.
James n. Bradstreet took large and merry
party of friends to the Makwa toboggan slide
last evening, and fun was the order of the
hour.
At the Nicollet: c. S. Benson. St. Cloud;
W. p Book, Duluth; c. NJ. Goodsell. Fergus
Falls; G. W. Cults, La Crosse; c. H. Colby
ard wife, Benson.
II. c. Stevens, Winona; H. Rowell Lake
Mills; d. E. Owen, Milwaukee; A. d. Thomas,
Duluth; H. H. Rolit, Cresco, Ia, were among
the strangers noted on Change yesterday.
At the ST. James: D. T. Curran, Brainerd;
ID. S. Stevens and wife, Owatonna; J. E. and
Il. c. Shipman, Watertown, Dak.; H. G.
Newport and wife, Anoka: Laning Ross and
wife, Duluth.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Matchen, 2S01 Lyndale
avenue south, gave an elegant O'Clock tea
to number of their friends last evening.
Drn QcSiy- oh f,1rt, a6 111nr of
amusements after the refreshments were dis
posed of.
W. D. Washburn took his family TO New
York yesterday. Mrs. Washburn and the
children will remain for two months visit,
but the general will return at once. Mrs.
Washburn contemplates a European tour in
the spring.
The Makwas are loud in their praises of the
generous hospitality of the Nushkas of st.
Paul, whose guests they were Thursday eve
ming. The St. Paul braves did every thing on
earth to make it pleasant for their Minneapo-
lis friends, and their successful efforts were
fully appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Yerka and Miss Cook, of
Chicago; Miss Coleman, of Cleveland, and
Miss Kountz of Pittsburg, are carnival Wis
itors who are stopping at the West. Yester-
day afternoon the party, with q few st. Paul
and Minneapolis friends, enjoyed private
dinner in the club room of the hotel.
Invitations have been issued to the wedding
of Miss Helen Marston. daughter of Mrs. l. c.
Marston, and Mr.. Preston King. The happy
event will occur at the residence of the bride,
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 2. The cere-
mony will be very private, and will be fol-
lowed by one of tue largest receptions Of the
season.
T. E. Clark, general superintendent of the
Minneapolis & St. Louis road, who has been
sick for five weeks past has gone south to
seek health and rest. A telegram received
from Atlanta, Ca. yesterday says he is stand
ing the journey we'll and is already feeling
better than when he left.